Core\Router

Basic Routing

Routes are defined in app/routes.php, which is then included and dispatched from the file app/bootstrap.php by the method Core\Router::dispatch();

The basic router accepts uri and a closure:

Router::get('', function() {
	Viewer::file('home.php');
});

Router::post('forms/signup', function() {
	//
});

Router::put('', function() {
	//
});

Router::delete('', function() {
	//
});

HTTP methods supported at the moment is:

• GET
• POST
• PUT
• DELETE

They will be added from time to time.

Note: There are no need to put the root slash (/) or the beginning / because it can cause trouble in mostly Linux webservers.

Routing Parameters

You can also tell the router to accept parameters. This is also used for lazy routing.

Router::get('(:any)', function($match) {
	Viewer::file($match);
});

The above code will route the uri /home to the file /home.php, while

Router::get('about/(:any)', function($match) {
	Viewer::file('/anywhere/'.$match);
});

This will route /about/anything to the file /anywhere/anything.php

Route Controller

The router can also accept controllers, besides closure.

Router::get('demo', 'myclass::mymethod');

Or pass the parameter to the controller:

Router::get('demo/(:any)', 'myclass::mymethod');

Route Groups

Route groups are defined in the configuration file /config/routes.php:

return 
[
    'path' => DSS_PATH . 'routes' . '/',
    'routes' => 
    [
        'web',
        'api',
        'auth',
        'hello'
    ]
];

And is stored in the directory /routes

• web.php
• api.php
• auth.php
• hello.php